A brilliant sharing-plates favourite among locals, Tian Bistro is entirely plant-based, making it all the more exceptional in a city where schnitzel is the go-to dish. The set menu comes with a handful of additional dishes to choose from, but don’t miss the Pom Bourguignon with shallots and spätzle, best enjoyed alongside the beloved bread from Joseph Brot, served with butter and olive oil.

Forget magnets and mass-produced trinkets. Vienna’s 7th district is packed with independent design stores, but Die Sellerie is the one to bookmark. Founded in 2010 by designers and art directors Patrick Bauer and Georg Leditzky on Burggasse, the charming concept store brings together a carefully curated edit of European design and art, from fine-art prints and ceramics to home accessories, textiles and whimsical objects. There’s also the store’s own collection, designed in Vienna and produced in Austria, making it the perfect place to pick up a souvenir.

Housed in a glasshouse tucked away in the charming Raimundhof courtyard in Mariahilf, CAFE GLAS is the perfect pit stop for a much-needed specialty coffee fix after a long day exploring Vienna. Grab an iced flat white and one of their cardamom buns, then settle outside for a well-deserved spot of people-watching.

Who said book shopping couldn't be good fun? With pop hits playing in the background, the smell of coffee brewing and row upon row of the latest books, magazines and LPs on the shelves, phil is something special. What's more, it's not only the books for sale. If you're struck by a retro stool, espresso cup or artwork on the wall, just enquire.